Tottenham takeover: Qatar could agree ‘amazing’ deal – Stefan Borson

Tottenham have generated significant profits in recent years despite falling behind on the pitch in the Premier League.

Spurs chairman Daniel Levy has been attempting to secure new investment in the club over the past year following their 17-year wait for a trophy.

Deloitte’s 2025 Money League revealed the north London giants’ overall revenue fell from £550million in 2022-23 to £528million last season.

It was widely reported last year Levy has been in talks to sell a minority stake in the club at a £3.75billion valuation.

The Guardian reported on 12 February Qatari investors want to take control of Spurs, but the proposed takeover could take the form of a phased buyout.

The newspaper claims Levy would be offered a management contract to run the club under one model being considered by the Middle Eastern consortium.

Finance expert Stefan Borson exclusively told Football Insider Tottenham would be an amazing acquisition for state-owned Qatar Sports Investments (QSI), which owns French side PSG.

QSI purchased the Paris-based club in 2011 and they have since gone on to claim 10 Ligue 1 titles over the past 14 years.

Borson suggested QSI could pursue a Spurs takeover deal after there have been “strong rumours” of problems at PSG.

He told Football Insider: “I don’t really think much of the story, to be honest.

“I think we’ve got to see far more evidence of a deal even being touted. We don’t even have a name of anybody that’s said to be thinking about it.

“Remember, if you’re buying a football club for £3.75billion, this would have to be at most a 20th of your net assets. You are talking about somebody that’s got net assets maybe of the best part of £100billion.